Every damn time
Lmaooo gonna be real disappointing if Nets don’t close the deal
Random NBA Observations 2020 - 2021
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Lmaooo gonna be real disappointing if Nets don’t close the deal
Every damn time
And they wonder why people think that NBA commentary/discussions are trash
The NBA doesn't seem to care though as it gets people talking about their sport
staticshock
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tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
and I don't get why. They treat Luke Kennard as if he's useless, especially in crunch time.
Why hasn’t playoff Rondo been starting
This why you signed him
I'm a big Pat Bev fan but Rondo needs those minutes right now. Outside of Kawhi creating the Clippers offense looks lost whenever Rondo ain't on the court.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Coaching staff and front office not on the same page. They probably had a talk today. Ibaka, Kennard and Rondo should all play more over what they have
They got Kawhi, PG13, Morris, PatBev, Ibaka, Batum who can all play defense....when hardly anyone else is hitting shots can't they cover for ONE guy who doesn't play defense but might actually hit his shots?
That being said, crazy how many points they're letting up considering how many high-reputation defenders they have on the court.
Complaint: Sale of Wolves violates partnership
The complaint filed by Orbach, a New Jersey real estate mogul who owns more than 17% of the Timberwolves and WNBA Lynx, also includes a significant revelation: Despite Taylor's public statements to the contrary, he has included no provision in the $1.5 billion sales agreement with Lore and Rodriguez that requires the new ownership group to keep the franchise in Minnesota upon taking control of the team, according to an exhibit in the complaint.
In fact, new details of Taylor's sale agreement with Lore and Rodriguez -- expected to be completed by July 1 -- include a clause under "Governance Matters" that lists several actions that would require new ownership to "present to the Advisory Board for discussion" -- including any plan to "relocate the team outside of the Twin Cities market."
According to an exhibit in the complaint, the agreement between Taylor and the Lore-Rodriguez group acknowledges that the "Advisory Board is advisory only ... and no action ... requires the approval, in any form, by the Advisory Board to be effective."
Essentially, there are no contractual limitations to keep Lore and Rodriguez from moving the Timberwolves and Lynx to a new city.
The complaint filed by Orbach, a New Jersey real estate mogul who owns more than 17% of the Timberwolves and WNBA Lynx, also includes a significant revelation: Despite Taylor's public statements to the contrary, he has included no provision in the $1.5 billion sales agreement with Lore and Rodriguez that requires the new ownership group to keep the franchise in Minnesota upon taking control of the team, according to an exhibit in the complaint.
In fact, new details of Taylor's sale agreement with Lore and Rodriguez -- expected to be completed by July 1 -- include a clause under "Governance Matters" that lists several actions that would require new ownership to "present to the Advisory Board for discussion" -- including any plan to "relocate the team outside of the Twin Cities market."
According to an exhibit in the complaint, the agreement between Taylor and the Lore-Rodriguez group acknowledges that the "Advisory Board is advisory only ... and no action ... requires the approval, in any form, by the Advisory Board to be effective."
Essentially, there are no contractual limitations to keep Lore and Rodriguez from moving the Timberwolves and Lynx to a new city.
The God Poster
LWO representa
GoodComplaint: Sale of Wolves violates partnership
The complaint filed by Orbach, a New Jersey real estate mogul who owns more than 17% of the Timberwolves and WNBA Lynx, also includes a significant revelation: Despite Taylor's public statements to the contrary, he has included no provision in the $1.5 billion sales agreement with Lore and Rodriguez that requires the new ownership group to keep the franchise in Minnesota upon taking control of the team, according to an exhibit in the complaint.
In fact, new details of Taylor's sale agreement with Lore and Rodriguez -- expected to be completed by July 1 -- include a clause under "Governance Matters" that lists several actions that would require new ownership to "present to the Advisory Board for discussion" -- including any plan to "relocate the team outside of the Twin Cities market."
According to an exhibit in the complaint, the agreement between Taylor and the Lore-Rodriguez group acknowledges that the "Advisory Board is advisory only ... and no action ... requires the approval, in any form, by the Advisory Board to be effective."
Essentially, there are no contractual limitations to keep Lore and Rodriguez from moving the Timberwolves and Lynx to a new city.
@tremonthustler1 would love for them to move to Seattle
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
I don't give a fukk
Voice of Reason
Veteran
The league has some young dogs to carry the new wave
Omar Little
It’s all in the Game Yo
Chuck been doing a good job with the analysis this postseason.